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"Interesting, thanks! But I don't think it's worth it publishing untested rules in a published book... posting them (for now) as an extra resource on your blog/official website seems more appropriate to me. Or even just leaving them here as you did.\n \n\n\n\tThese rules also smell a bit too much of HQ's style to me.... I have some tentative RQG rules for playing kids too that I think may be more \"integrated\" with RQ's philosophy (they're partially based on the aging rules from CoC/BRP), and, more importantly, allow for a season-by-season growth into adults (that is: they're designed for interacting with adults while being kids, and for gradually ending up where adult characters are when you reach the age of normal RQG starting characters). However, I have only playtested them by myself by making a few sample characters and doing mock improvements, so they have no real value so far... I'll try to dust my notes up, see what I can steal from your suggestions here, and send that to you in the near future in some form or other if you're interested.\n \n\n\n\n\n\tHah well sadly I'm no expert in HQ since I have never played or GMed HQ! (although it might happen in the summer, so I'm getting interested in HQ rules again). Joerg is, as always, the most knowledgeable of our crew! (that's why we hired him, right?)  Also, I am definitely eagerly awaiting Peggy and Shawn's book (I was on record saying it was my #1 \"looking forward to read\" book of the upcoming month), but I'll reserve revealing my thumbs' orientations until after they have been able to turn a few pages    (even though I have no doubt it will be an excellent read).\n "
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